Manage hazardous waste from generation to disposal - accumulation-start timers, manifest generation, and hauler coordination, all tied back to the chemical that created it. This element is in development.
RCRA obligations move with the waste. How long you may hold it depends on your generator category, and your category depends on how much you generated that month. The accumulation clock starts the day waste first goes into a container in the storage area (satellite containers at the point of generation follow their own rules), and once a shipment leaves, a signed manifest has to come back from the receiving facility within a fixed number of days or you owe an exception report. Tracked across drums, sites and haulers in a spreadsheet, each of those clocks is easy to lose.
Being built to calculate each site's generator category from the waste it records month by month, using the federal thresholds, so a month that tips a site into large quantity generator status is flagged when it happens.
Being built to start a clock for each container when accumulation begins and warn ahead of the limit for the site's category - 90 days for large quantity generators, 180 days (or 270) for small quantity generators.
Being built to prepare manifests from the waste records, schedule pickups with your hauler, and track each shipment until the signed copy comes back from the receiving facility.
Being built to link each waste stream to the products in your chemical inventory and SDS library, so hazards and waste codes are grounded in the data you already keep.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough and we'll run threshold screening on one of your own facilities during the call.